If you’re tired of living with pronounced fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring, stretch marks, age spots, skin laxity, and other complexion abnormalities, several treatment options can help. However, no treatment has proven more widely effective than fibroblast plasma pen skin resurfacing. But with more and more fibroblast plasma pens coming into the market you can be a bit confused about which one to buy and which brand to trust. So which is the best professional fibroblast Plasma Pen on the market?

We have had many people speak to us about how disappointed they are with the plasma pen that they have bought from another brand and asking if they are able to upgrade to the Mjolnir Fractional Plasma Pen. Sometimes people have bought based on price, thinking that the quality of the pens and treatments would be the same regardless of brand, and others have trusted other brands due to their various claims which are unfounded.

How did Leaflife Mjolnir Fractional Plasma Pen work?

The Fibroblast Plasma Pen harnesses the power of plasma. Plasma is the fourth state of matter along with Solid, Liquid, and Gas. The principle involves the ionization of gases from the atmospheric air to create a micro electrical discharge or ARC. The ARC never touches the skin, but causes a micro injury to the skin’s epidermal layer whilst simultaneously heating and disrupting the deeper dermal structure via thermal conductions. This is more commonly known as Fibroblasting. Fibroblasts are the most common cells of connective tissue in the body that produce collagen. Collagen, often called the framework of the skin, provides essential structure and can help turn back the hands of time by smoothing wrinkles and reversing skin laxity. After approximately one week plasma treatment, your skin will be mostly healed and your final results will begin to appear. As collagen production continues, you’ll see your skin tighten. Collagen production continues for weeks, and this powerful protein helps re-structure the skin around your eyes and delivers results that can last for up to three years.